What is recorded here
Upon this site stood The Black Boy Inn which played a central role in Chelmsford life for three centuries to 1857.
The Black Boy Inn was a prominent coaching inn in Chelmsford, serving as a key stop for travelers and a social hub from the 16th to the 19th century. It was frequented by notable figures including members of the British royal family and politicians, reflecting its importance in the town's history and transport network.
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